2005
DOI: 10.1166/jolpe.2005.008
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Power and Design for Test: A Design Automation Perspective

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“…Existing techniques such as special scan cells [25], modified test data decompressor IP [22], etc., help reduce power dissipation but may not always yield optimal results as some of the benefits may be local and not propagated across the system. Intelligent DFT architecture and test scheduling can provide substantial system-wide power optimization.…”
Section: Multi-mode Dft Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existing techniques such as special scan cells [25], modified test data decompressor IP [22], etc., help reduce power dissipation but may not always yield optimal results as some of the benefits may be local and not propagated across the system. Intelligent DFT architecture and test scheduling can provide substantial system-wide power optimization.…”
Section: Multi-mode Dft Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multi-V dd designs with multiple voltage islands use level shifters to communicate logic values across logic blocks that operate under dierent voltage settings [178]. In the multivoltage-aware scan cell ordering technique [179], scan cells operating under the same voltage levels are connected together, so that the number of the required level shifters to communicate the test data from one scan cell to another is minimized. Furthermore, power dissipation is reduced due to the minimal use of the level shifters during test.…”
Section: Multi-v Dd Test Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%